single origin

Okumidori

A ceremonial-grade matcha cultivar
from Wazuka, Kyoto, Japan

Available at 38 Quang An, Hanoi, Vietnam

ABOUT OKUMIDORI

A great history of Okumidori

Okumidori is a tea cultivar that is widely grown in Japan, particularly in the Kagoshima and Uji regions. It is a relatively new cultivar, having been registered in 1974, and is a cross between Yabukita and Shizu-Inzatsu 131 tea plants…

 

Okumidori is another tea cultivar that is widely grown in Japan, particularly in the Kagoshima and Uji regions. It is a relatively new cultivar, having been registered in 1974, and is a cross between Yabukita and Shizu-Inzatsu 131 tea plants.

One of the distinguishing characteristics of Okumidori tea is its vibrant green color, which comes from the high level of chlorophyll in the leaves. The tea is also known for its strong umami flavor, which is attributed to its high content of amino acids, particularly theanine.

Okumidori tea is typically harvested in the late spring or early summer, depending on the region, and is used primarily for producing high-quality sencha and gyokuro teas. The leaves are steamed and then processed through a series of steps that involve rolling, drying, and sorting to create the final product.

Overall, Okumidori is a popular tea cultivar in Japan and is prized for its bold flavor and vibrant green color. It is often used in blends with other tea cultivars to create unique and complex flavors, and is enjoyed by tea enthusiasts around the world.

A single origin cultivar | Okumidori
Ceremonial-grade Uji Matcha
1st spring harvest | Wazuka, Kyoto, Japan
Freshly stone-milled | Pesticide-free

CHARACTERISTICS / TÍNH CHẤT TRÀ

Okumidori

Green Color / Màu xanh
Light green
Richness / Độ đậm trà
Umami
Bitterness / Độ đắng
Bitterness
Astringency / Độ chát
Astringency

SEEING IS BELIEVING

Ceremonial vs Culinary

At Nagocha, we only use “Ceremonial-grade” premium matcha for your cup of matcha to ensure the best quality you experience. We say no to “Culinary-grade” matcha.

Ceremonial-grade Culinary-grade

Swipe left and right to experience the color difference

EMBRACE THE TRADITION

How is matcha made?

TOUCH OF JAPAN

Matcha Preparation

MATCHA vs COFFEE

A Steady Boost

According to many studies, a cup of matcha contains less caffein than a cup of coffee. The natural L-theanine in matcha calms your mind and body while absorbing caffeine which gives you a focused 4-6 hour boost! Matcha provides a steady increase in energy and focus without sudden spikes or crashes like with coffee and energy drinks.

Perhaps you’re still curious about the name “Chakami.” Well, Chakami has been our primary matcha supplier since the very beginning of our store. With the backing of a team of tea experts in the Japanese matcha business, Chakami has provided invaluable support to Nagocha. Chakami matcha products can be found in many of Nagocha’s matcha menus. As an authorized seller of Chakami, we offer a range of their matcha products for purchase. You can visit our store counter for in-store purchases, or simply send us a message on our Facebook and we will arrange nationwide delivery to your doorstep through our reliable delivery service.

HOW TO VISIT NAGOCHA

Located at a peaceful street of Hanoi Westlake

Our Nagocha Matcha Specialty & Tea House is located at  38 Quang An st., Tay Ho dist., Hanoi, Vietnam. 

QUESTIONS?

If you have any more questions, we’re here to answer. Please do not hesitate to contact us

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